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March 16, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Social Anxiety – Social Anxiety Medications
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Panic Attack Symptoms and Treatments
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Panic attacks are extremely disruptive and painful. Repeated attacks of panic can lead to aggravation of anxiety disorders, which would then require long-term medication and therapy. You need to beat it before it snowballs into a bigger problem. Here are a few steps that would help you do so:
1. Recognize it coming – When it comes to panic disorder, the most important aspect in the plan for defense against it is recognizing that it is coming, or rather anticipating its onset. Here are a few signs that should warn you about an imminent panic attack:
a. Tingling sensation – there is that funny feeling that your whole body is tingling; this is not a pleasant feeling; rather it is something that fills you with dread and apprehension.
b. Shortness of breath – you will experience a feeling of suffocation whereby you start breathing fast as if to get in as much oxygen as you could because you cannot seem to get enough. You would feel as if your lungs are unable to fill with the much craved-for air, and you are dying for the want of oxygen.
c. Disconnection from realty – gradually you will find that you are unable to grasp what is going on around you. Everything would look so detached from you, so remote. Often you would be tempted to reach out and touch an object in front of you, just to check whether it is real or you are imagining it. This is a feeling that many compare with a drug scene gone wrong; you are there and at the same time you are not – this is a terribly uncomfortable feeling.
2. Focus on the present – most panic attacks are caused by a fixation on the past or future. Either you are thinking of some horribly upsetting things from your past, or you are assuming that something horrible is going to happen in the future. Internalize that you cannot influence either. You cannot change what transpired in the past nor can you ensure that the future would take the path you prefer. So, why should you burn your heart for things that cannot be helped? Focus on the present. What are you doing now? What do you smell? What do you hear? What do you see? What do you want to do – NOW? When you look at the present and concentrate on it, the anxiety that would have lead to the panic attack would automatically decrease and disappear.
3. Use the ‘five-sense’ approach – this technique is applicable for all the anxiety problems not only panic disorder. Involve all your five senses to become calm and relaxed. See something beautiful that touches your heart (for the better), hear something soothing, smell something you like best, touch something soft and pleasant, and taste something that overwhelms you with pleasure. Do not worry if you cannot involve all the senses; just try to use as many as you can.
4. Get ready to fight with yourself – panic attacks are the direct results of over-inflated worries. Learn to be your most powerful critic. Make a list of all the fears that plague you and punch holes into each one of them, citing at least three reasons why such a fear would never be realized. Make a habit of this and after a while, you will find that you have conquered a good majority of these fears.
5. Reach out – panic builds up like the steam in a pressure cooker. As long as the lid is firmly in place, the steam would increase until the point where it explodes; if the lid is removed before, and cooker is left open, the steam would loose its strength. In the same way, the moment you reach out and share your feelings with someone, your mind would start relaxing; it would also start analyzing whether what you feel is really warranted or not and the intensity of the anxiety would decrease considerably.
The above techniques are extremely effective for controlling and reversing panic attacks. However, in case you still find yourself in the midst of anxiety attacks, seek medical help. The SOS measures are meant to keep you forewarned and forearmed against a very painful affliction.
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Social Anxiety – Overcoming Social Anxiety Can It Be Done?
March 6, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Overcoming Social Anxiety Can It Be Done?
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Linden Method – Linden Method Review – Tips For Dealing With Panic Attacks
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March 4, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
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It is safe to describe Anxiety disorder as the next stage of GAD because when you suffer from panic disorder you would experience all the symptoms, only on a more acute scale. The difference between GAD and panic disorder is that the former lasts for a long time while the latter is more intense and often causes serious health problems.
The causes of panic disorders are usually external stressors; things that attack your feeling of security and well-being. For example, panic attacks are usually experienced following the death of a spouse, parent or child, loss of job, financial loss and the like. While GAD is widely accepted and willingly treated, panic disorder, which is normally referred to the psychiatric ward is seen as a sign of madness and therefore summarily rejected.
It is therefore very important that you are able to recognize panic disorder when it affects you or anyone you know. It also vital that you understand that suffering from panic disorder does not mean you are crazy. Such condition needs to be immediately checked and treated or it would escalate to serious – sometimes even fatal – health problems.
The telltale symptoms you should be looking out for are:
Chest pain – the pain is acute and sharp, very similar to what you would feel if you had a heart attack. This is why in most cases doctors immediately would refer you to an ECG.
Fainting spells – panic attacks often causes blood drain away from the brain for very brief periods, enough to cause you to faint.
Acute nausea and abdominal pain – a sudden jump in the acid formation in the stomach would cause vomiting and nausea as well as sharp pain in the stomach.
Mental breakdown signs – you would experience a feeling of doom, hopelessness, despair and pessimism. You would feel as if somebody shut all the doors around you and there is nowhere to go anymore.
Phobias and death thoughts – you will find your thoughts gravitating towards morbidity and suddenly you would be too aware of your mortality. Death would look imminent and scary – even though you suffer from no fatal diseases.
Profuse sweating – you would find yourself breaking into a sweat over every small problem you encounter in your daily routine. It would be as if fate (or God) is conspiring against you and everything you touch is turning into dust.
Trembling – very often you would find yourself trembling uncontrollably. Sometimes this would be accompanied by the compulsion to burst into tears or run for cover away from the company of all people
Surreal feeling – gradually, you would feel removed from realty. It would seem to you that you are watching yourself from outside your body; whatever happens to you happens to someone else and you are a helpless spectator.
Take careful note of all these symptoms and if you find four or more in yourself or anyone you know, seek of help seek medical help. Accept the referral to the psychiatric ward because panic disorder affects not only the chemical balance in the body and brain but also the functioning of the mind; the way you think. You need guidance to realign your thoughts side by side with the medication you receive so you could make a fast recovery. Psychiatric help would also help you to cope with the stressors and teach you how to short-circuit their impact on your mind. When addressed promptly, you would be able to make a full recovery within a week or less.
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Social Anxiety – Yahoo! 404 – Page Not Found
March 2, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
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February 27, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Linden Method – Has anyone tried the Linden Method on CD?
February 25, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Has anyone tried the Linden Method on CD?
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Linden Method – The Linden Method Review – Learn This Anxiety Sufferer’s Startling News
February 23, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
“Anxiety disorder and panic attacks aren’t mental or physical illnesses. They are behavioral conditions, fueled solely by our own actions.”
Shocking statement, but true according to Charles Linden, creator of The Linden Method, a natural anxiety relief treatment program. Read more
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